FMNR, the least funded, and least known BUT has the answers for regenerating indigenous trees, that bring about biodiversity increase. The FMNR Strategic Plan for Uganda strives to popularise the model. @fmnrnetwork@FMNRHub@ViAgroforestry@WorldVisionUg@min_waterUg @NFAUG
@AfricaTembelea Why proud yourself after killing wildlife that Tanzanians have protected and lived with for ages, only to be killed seeking self aggrandisement, in the name of hunting !!! Shame on you, shame upon thee, may you leave to apologise eternally.
350,000 households to be interacted with and engaged, and 560,000 hectares restored in Uganda courtesy of restore Africa program, @CRSnews #restoreafrica , #fmnr@WordVi
What can we do alongside forest restoration to increase food and income security especially among small holder farmers. #promotingforestfoods like yams, beans, passion fruits, mashrooms, beekeeping. Visit us at https://t.co/dLKVbLupdf
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Today the FMNR network steering committee had a learning visit to our partners Mpigi District Farmers association. This is Nawandigi forest reserve being restored by Umoja Veterans Sacco..... Follow us on https://t.co/9bNCmO3lW1.